Catholic church mass times and pastor notice
Sunday mass is at 7 00 and 12 30 a m Weekday services begin at 7 00 a m Rev Anton Link is the pastor in charge.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
8
Sunday mass is at 7 00 and 12 30 a m Weekday services begin at 7 00 a m Rev Anton Link is the pastor in charge.
The game and fish commission of the neighboring state has closed many popular fishing locations in Wyoming including creeks and portions of larger streams. The order will affect local anglers who rely on favored spots across the border.
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces English services at 10:30 on April 24. The English communion planned for Good Friday is postponed to Sunday. Announcements allowed Saturday May 1. No service this Sunday due to attending South Sidney church dedication. Pastor W F Peters.
Worship at 11 a m with Bible school at 10 a m C E Junior at 3 p m C E Intermediate at 3 30 p m Gospel service at 7 30 p m West Minister Circle meets alternate Thursday afternoons Woman's Missionary society meets two Friday afternoons each month Morning pulpit subject Why the Present Presbyterian Pension Plan Should be Carried Out Evening subject The Powers of Christ's Resurrection
Christian Church announces Bible school at 10 oclock with 165 in attendance last Sunday. They aim for 200 regulars as they move toward a new building. Morning sermon topics include Sabbath or Lord's Day and why, with an evening focus on Jesus at Work. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30. Pastor J. H. Bicknell invites Sidney residents.
An Episcopal bishop assisting at a new Jewish synagogue dedication in New York City heard a congratulatory message read from a Catholic Cardinal. Distinguished rabbis participated, highlighting interfaith goodwill and a note of tolerance in the service.
In a cosmopolitan city a Roman Catholic mayor, a bishop, and a Cardinal’s letter marked a rare display of peace and goodwill among Catholics Protestants and Jews. The commentator notes the unusual harmony amid longstanding religious divisions, calling it an inspiring, if fragile, sentiment.
Pete Frank and Fred Beyer return home from West Point Nebraska after visiting their seriously ill mother. The Beyers and Troutmans, Rohdes, Engel, Frame and Leonard families joined Mr and Mrs Nelson for Sunday supper hosted by E J Leonard. First prizes in a card game went to Emmanuel Troutman and Bernice Beyer.
Mrs Frank Beyer and families Mrs Iva Beyer and children and Rex Lasne and Bernard Sewing shared Sunday dinner at the Fred Beyer home. Mrs and Mrs Theo D Boreher with their young son visited Glen Bales on Monday. Mrs Wm Jeudes and daughter Evelyn spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Pete Beyer. Mrs Stimka fell and injured herself badly Monday and is under doctor care.
Wim Bundy returned home Saturday improved in health after hospital stay. Miss Anna Uncapher visited sister Gertrude Nelson Sunday and attended the Methodist cantata. Benny Couch helped Paul Bundy with chores last week and Irwin Perso and Paul Bundy called on John Connelly Sunday evening. Mrs Earl Tolle and Elinore, Mrs S Anderson and Miss Bernadine attended the Easter cantata at Sidney Sunday evening. Robert Thurston visited friends Sunday. Reads are poor so little news. Mrs H H Lyngholm and Miss Cassel were Sidney shoppers Saturday.
Mr and Mrs J M Kreader hosted Sunday dinner with J C Kreader and sons Colman Jr and Donald also present. J C Kreader and family visited the Kreader home Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J B Morrow entertained at Sunday dinner with Lloyd Shaw Roy and Robert Nelson of Potter. J C Kreader Dennis Walsh Sam Eckert John Davison and Cecil James rode to Dalton Friday with old Dobin hitched to the sleigh. J E Morrow and family called at the Kreader home Sunday afternoon.
After a rough week the prairies and snow have made most roads impassable for car traffic in the area. Colman Kreader Jr visited the Ed Walsh home Sunday morning. Paul Mann called at the Joe Kreader home and at the J. E. Morrow home Saturday afternoon. J. B. Morrow visited the James Sullivan home Saturday afternoon. Charles Wilson is staying a few days with his uncle Mr Junes near Sidney.
West Sidney residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of casual movements. Mr and Mrs Ho Hammond Y visited at the Reineka home Friday. A Glassburn, Milan and Max spent Saturday evening at Floyd Glassburn home in Sidney. Frank Kleatz was a Sidney visitor Tuesday. John Taingwall transacted business in Potter Saturday. Tollie Scheer motored to Sidney Monday to take Louie back to school. Mrs John Lingwall and son have been sick with the flu the past week. Max Glassburn took Miss Lillian Milroy back to her school near Potter Monday morning. HH J. Diammond called at the Charley Sprenger home Friday afternoon. Wilber 9 Glassborn helped Louie Scheer break mules Wednesday. We hope roads improve so daily mail service may return. Mr and Mrs Carlton Knight visited and shopped in Sidney Monday. Miss Martha Hammond called at the C HH Hammond home Tuesday evening. Chas and Alfred Sprenger motored to Sidney on business Monday afternoon.
Spring Canyon reports a fine rain on Monday improving ground for spring crops while George Taylor visited Hilliard context notes ongoing farming updates and local mood about conditions.
Monday to Wednesday seed corn deliveries and shopping in Sterling were interrupted by a severe blizzard. Roads blocked. Crook schools closed Thursday and Friday. high school practices for The Dashful Mr. Bobbs. community members, including Reverend ABR Sheppard, Mr and Mrs Moore, Sutter, Pope, and Nichols, interacted in the storm affected area with coal deliveries and Sunday gatherings.
Kansas farmer C J Angell of Plains unveils the Angell One Way Disc Plow after years of field tests on Western Wheat Farms. Proponents claim it lowers power needs while moving more soil quickly, leaving fields level and ridges free, potentially boosting yields at reduced costs.
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